smedly

https://www.theguardian.com/money/2020/mar/12/three-more-travel-insurers-withdraw-coronavirus-cover-aviva-post-office-insureandgo

there have been masks floating around recycled from hospital waste 

washed in a washing machine by the 100's - ironed and repackaged 

very hygienic

I think the main point here is - does wearing a mask put you at more risk of infection - probably not

jump on public transport and spread it around while on your way to get a test done then report all the people you came in contact with going for the test 

Just now waiting for the childish TIT for TAT response from Thai authorities lol

seems that staff screening is working flawlessly, covid or not this person was very ill and not screened in a high risk environment - she has possibly spread long and far and on many surfaces 

1 hour ago, webfact said:

The motive for the attack is believed to stem from a collision between two motorbikes at the end of the soi earlier. The 39 year old son of the householder had urged those involved in the accident to wait for police

no police we are all drunk and stuff we don't want them to find

do you know who we are - go away or we bring war on you - what's it gonna be punk

I moved to Thailand to get away from this (deleted)

good news 

12 minutes ago, gamesgplayemail said:

 

What a ridiculous comment.

no need to be a doctor to know that most countries have the same problem (except chitna).

All EU country could have 200000+ people to put on beds but do not have more than 10000+ beds...

But it's clear that most people do not even understand the only real problem with this virus, you are a great example.

 

 

go do some research on the pandemic of 1918 vers covid 19 and report back here

between 50-100 million people died with an estimated mortality rate of 1%

but hey what's 100 million people

55 minutes ago, gamesgplayemail said:

 

I was thinking that only Thai could not understand the real problem with this virus ? but it seems that foreigners also need to learn...

 

This virus is not a problem for 90% people, but for 10% it can lead to death.

 

The problem is not to treat the symptoms as we just need respiratory help, the problem is that in a country like Thailand 200000 people could need some respiratory help when only 10000+ machines are available in hospitals...

 

So the only problem is that if too many people will need ICU at the same time, hospitals cannot treat them because not enough beds.

 

Nothing else to think about or understand.

 

 

 

 

well thanks for clearing that up, good to see we have highly qualified virologists posting on TVF to correct and educate the stupid 

Thai wooden top wannabee Valentino thinks his scooter becomes a superbike when his 125cc is blowing through a straight pipe and deafening everyone including himself ............. he can't hear anything 

7 minutes ago, Neeranam said:

I wonder how many longterm pattaya dwellers are over 60 and at more risk?

not me ????

The needs of the "manny" outweigh the needs of the few

and on a different note, I have heard that scientists in Australia have discovered that some already existing drugs are proving very effective against this virus